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The Blood-Horse, sister publication to The Horse, has set up an open blog so that readers can share their thoughts on and memories of Eight Belles. It can be accessed through
The Kentucky Horse Park will host its first John Henry Memorial Equine Adoption Fair on June 28. During this event, adoptable horses of various breeds will be available from several local equine rescue and adoption agencies.
The June 28
World-renowned Olympians David O’Connor and Kim Severson will sign copies of Eclipse Press’ revised edition of Olympic Equestrian at the
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Respiratory disease, abortion, and neurologic disease in horses can all be caused by equine herpesviruses. EHV-1 and EHV-4 are the strains associated with viral respiratory disease, and EHV-1 can also cause neurologic disease…

Equine vaccination is complicated, and many factors affecting immunity and vaccination provide possibilities for new technologies and ways to vaccinate horses. Tomorrow’s vaccine technology and delivery methods promise better immunity for horses.
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More than 1,000 horse people from around the world registered to watch “Understanding Equine Influenza”.
TheHorse.com will present a FREE hour-long live Webinar, on Understanding Equine Influenza.
On Feb. 28, TheHorse.com hosted a Webinar on “Understanding Equine Influenza.”
TheHorse.com presented a Webinar with a live question and answer session on Understanding Equine Influenza.
Watch the Feb. 7 edition of the Ryder Report.
The report includes coverage of a series of studies investigating the long-term
One of the equine influenza control zones set up in Queensland, Australia, has been inactivated, according to Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries Tim Mulherin. The Green Zone–an area where horses could be walked or ridden freely,
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